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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
TO the Crows The White Man Must Work
and the Indian Hunt,

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, October Ga special from
Billings, Montana, says the dissatisfaction
among the Grows, eliminating in the recent
outbreak, dates back to the visit Of Sitting
Bull and his Sioux braves TO the Custer battles
ground last summer, where they held com
memoratiye war dance, and he addressed the
Crows something like this:
"IO)e at that monument. That marks the work
ofmy people. We are respected and feared by the
white man because we Killed his great chief and
more lhon three hundred of his warriors ON this
spot, We receive one and one half pounds OF beef
Per ration but You get only unc-haf pound. Yet
wcdo not work bt ride and visit our fiien Is as we
please. Sue your little log houses and farms. You
are the white mans slave. II is teaching you 10
labor only lint you may forget the use of your war
paint The rcd man was made by the Great Spirit
10 hunt and to tight II i~ the white mans business
To work. He is only a soldier when he is paid"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
Two Mems Curiosity Lead to Their DEATH
SuffOcated by Foul Air.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, October 4.-William
Wood, aged 10, son of Frank Wood, Of the
Mower and Reaper company, and his fathers
coaclmaD, Joe Hawkins, drove out TO the
day evening to explore it. Not returning, a
search was made and at o'clock this morning
both wore found dead in the; slope they had
been suifocated by foul air. A party of miners
pumped into the slope for two hours today be-
fore the bodies could be taken out Wood in
tended to leave for college today. Hawkins
was ~ years of age and leaves wife and two
children.
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-Four More Cases Swinburne IsIand-
Sanitary Regulations.

NEW YORK, October 4.-The quarantine au-
thorties report today four additional cases
among the cholera-stricken patients on Swim
burne island. The names of two of these
latest victims are Ufernia Del Giorno, aged
twenty-seven years, and Maria Vicaria, aged
four years. This makes q total of fourteen
deaths among the passengers taken from the
cholera-infested steamship Alesia, OH her arri-
val iii this port eleven days ago. There are ten
others sick with the disease
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

NEW York, October 5.--The trustees Of the
Peabody education fund held their twenty
sixth annual meeting at the Fifth Avenue
hotel today.
According to Secretary Greene's report the
fund amounts to S2000,000, and tho income
therefrom TO $4,000. The income is dstrib-
uted as follows: Scholarships, So, 800; nor
mai schools, $4,000; institutes, ST. 700; pub
lie schools, $4,000; the normal college al
Nashville, $500. Tie secretary reports
good work dome by the various superintend.
ents. The states now receiving money from
the fund are: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia
Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Vir
giuia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

NEW YoEE, October 5,-The Commercial
Bailctin'S iirc record for September shows lG2
fires III the United States and Canada where
the loss was $4,000 and over Losses by these,
together with smaller ones not enumerated,
amount, as near as may be estimated, to
S7,931,No. against SG,500,000 in September,
1886. The total Tor the first nine months of
the current year Is thus brought up 10 S93, 1888,
800, against $50 ,40o, 900 Tor the corresponding
period Of 1856
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

CAMDEN, \. J., Oclobcr ~ man named
O'Neil, while intoxicated, this morning stag
gcrcd across the West jersey railroad tracks
in front Of an approaching train His death
seemed almost certain whom Patrick Nc
Gowan, of Philadelphia, rushed ON the track
and hurled O'Ncil aside but was himself
struck by the locomotive and received injuries
which caused his death about twenty minutes
later
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
Death Of IN-Coycrnor Nyasbl,u,n.

BoStoN, October 5.--IIon. William Barrett
Nashburu. ex-governor of Massachusetts and
ex-senator OF the United States, fell dead al
Springfield this morning. lie was born in
Winchcrdon. MISS. in 1920.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
Snffncnir,l AN l.ns.

ChIcAGo, October l-Edward and Thomas
Moran, aged about twenty-cght and twenty
six respectively, were found dead in bed at
They came from Ardalle Dakota, and were
cnroutc to Canada. They were brothers, and
apparently were business men.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

NEW YORK, October5.-Thomas J. Mooney,
tho dynamite crank who threw an explosive
on the steamship Queen. two months ago,
was found insane today and sent by Judge
Gilderecve to the Poughkcepsie state lunatic
ASYLUM
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ing torches and several red flags and trans

ing torches and several red flags and trans
parencies with such notices as these:
mo harmony between capital and labor"
more public schools and less armories."
On reaching the plaza they found that row
Of gas jets, usually lighted whom mass meet
ingS are held there, were not lighted. This
provoked their anger, but it was much in
creased when they were told by the park police
that their permit to hold meeting did not Gu
title them to speak from the platform Of
cottage fronting on the plazas. A bitter
wrang!e followed, and finally the police al
lowed the speakers TO mount the platform.
The speaking chiefly consisted in abuse of the
police, and row occurred between the police
and the crowd, and several men were dubbed,
but no arrests were made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

CEORGA, FAGETTE COCNTY-TO ALL WHOM
N il may concern; A. IT, Stokes. administrator
OF Jacob Bowers, deceased, has in due form applied
TO the undersigned for leave sell The land belong
ing to the estate Of said deceased, and said appica
ton Will he heard on the first Monday in November
next, This October lst 1887. D. NJ franklin Or
binary. wlly-lt
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

EXECUTOR'S SALE--GEORGlA, FANElIE
II county BY virtue of an order from the ordin-
arv of said county, Will be sold before the court
house door, ON the first Iuesnay in November next,
i'm FAYETTEVILLE within the legal hours OF sac the
fouoTinc property: 75scres of land, moro or less,
OF The east half OF lot OF land No 1916, in the 9th
district said county. Sold las the property Of W. j.
Jones, deceased, for the purpose of PAVING the
debts Terms cash. This October The 1St 1857. &,
A. Jones, executor, and Nancy Jones eXecuttix.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11

GEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY-TO WHOM IT
VI may c0ncCm g. W. Clark, administrator of
J. NJ. Garlic. deceased has in due form applied TO
the undersined for leave TO sell the land belonging
to the estate of said deceased and said application
next This october lst, 1857. i. NJ Franklin, Or
binary. wkv-it
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE--BI VIRTUE OFAN
n order from the ordinary Of Fayette county, ia,
viii he sold Gt the court house door IN Fayetteville,
on the first Tuesday in November next Within the
legal hours OF sale the following property towit;
1857 acres Of land. more or less, of lot of land No
7G in the eth district of said county, said land di
yided MS follows: 4,iS acres more OF les on the
east side Of said lot and 100 neres more or less on
the west side of said lot. Each tract well improved
Sold as the property OF j. 4. Nhtlock, deceased
Toms cash. This October the lst 1857. J. /; Whit
incl. administrator wky It
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HGORGIA, FAIETTE COUNTi-TO WHOM IT
W may concern: a. f. stokes administrator of
the undersigned for leave 10 sell the land belonging
to the estate ofsaid deceased, and said application
next This october 1st, 1887. D. VI, Franklin. Or
binary. wky.ft.
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GEORGIA, FAYETTE COT TY-TO AL WHOM
VI II may concern: J.. c. Rcnfrow ra3 filed her
petition 10 have letters Of administration dc bonis
non Of the estate Of W, Fixing, OF said county, de
application win be heard on the iirtt Monday in No
vemher next and ifnO valid objection be made, the
prayer of the petitioner will bc granted This 0cto-
berlst 1857 D. ". Franklin Ordinary. wky-ft.
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EXECUTORS SALE-WILL BE SOLD BEFORE
first Tuesday in November next, within the Legal
hours Of sale the following property, 70 wit: S5v,
Cnty-ive acres Of land more or less, Of lot Of land
No III in the 7th district ofsaid county, sold Us the
property of w. ". Rivers, deceased. Terms cash;
this october the Isl, 1851 j. L. Johnson, executor.
WY IL
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SUBURBAN FARMS FOR SALE
NEAR MACON, GA.

rI1WE WTrBCRNp PLACE OF 500 ACRES. EXTEND
ing from Walnut creek 70 Ocmulgroc river aver.
aCc distance from corporate limits OF Macon, Ga
~, Wlle> by first class public road, is now offered
az private sale for division among heirs II is near
CO Macon than uyuplaud farming land now on the
market IS exceptionally healthy. entirely free from
overflow ly ',shc,S. WCA 1yajered and especially
alautll 20 tluus ANA dairy farming hoS tWC-st tory
uiut IO5m orlcs dwelling together with tho usual
Farm hocsci soYcuyNfs; located about II miles
Eum City tnu.s upon tlc highest hill over looking
del up lo suit purchasers
For tcrf1s ans particulars, address either the IN
atrSisntd ~ u h. TilLMau,
Ssp 81 wky * woi w C. SMITH
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Mustang l-iniment

htAicAN MUSTANG LINiNESr cules all ailments
% c?ksEs. MVLEs and CATTLE. outward treatment
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
JESSE POMEROY'S LATEST AT.
TEMPT.
Tho Notorious boy Murdercr's Cunning
Attempt to Set Himself FREQ.
Boston dispatchl

Tho Notorious boy Murderor's Cunning
Attempt to Set Himself FREQ.
Boston dispatch,l
Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer, made
another we'll planned and desperate at
tempt to esOpe from the Charlestown
State Prison . faw nights ago BY saving
through the bars Of his cell. Il WAS puraly
by accident that the young murderer's . piAil
was discovered. 1t was SO cautiously ma
tured that be would have otherwise sue
ceeded. On Pomeroys person were found
two fine saws of the best chilled steel and
quantity of gelatine which he had used
to hide his work. Last Friday night Keeper
Winslow went his rounds Ms usual, and
while waiting to be relieved by the next
watch leaned accidentally against the graf
ing Of the window which opens from the
corridor opposite Pome,oy's cell into the
prison yard. To Winslow's amazement,
the great inch and half bars yielded. He
pressed his hand against them, and two OF
the bars fell to the pavement below. The en-
tire watch was aroused, and they instinc-
lively began the search of the prison with
Pomeroys cell. BY testing the bars in the
little window Of the young murderers cell,
1t was found that enough of Them had been
sawed through to admit the passage of a
niau DouS. 1ney were nelu III place Dy
gelatine. colored by the bits of steel filings
SO that it could not he detected. There was
no dust or bits of iron to be seen, and the
work had been done as carefully as it must
have been done notselessly, TO escape the
ears of the watchman. Pomeroy was at
once searched, and two steel saws were
found secreted in the lining Of his prison
jacket. He was furious al the discovery Of
his plot, and declared that if they had
given him time liz he corridor window he
would have killed the watchman in his
ward and made his escape.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
AT THE SOUTH.

THERE is another international affair
on the Rio Grande. Mr.. Brigham, United
States consul at Paso del Norte, called at
the residence of Yubia, locol Mexican
judge on some business. The judge said
he had more important affairs to attend to.
The consul, on leaving, made some re-
marks which the judge did not like, and
the latter thumped the councils head and
then ran in and locked the door. The
matter has been telegraphed to Washing
ton.
A BALLooNIsT named Randall Blakeslee
made an ascension at q fair in Mercer
county, Missouri, holding to n trapeze.
When five bundled feet from the ground
he fell and was killed.
The recent heavy rains inundated Waco,
Texas, and raised the water in ths Brazos
river eighteen feet higher than it has been
for three years. Many cattle were drowned,
and trains were delayed by the destruction
of railroad bridges.
A MAN named Schmidt, with his wife
and four children, were drowned by a
waterspout near Cleburne. Texas. The
flood in Buffalo Creek washed away the
Santa Fe railway bridge.
A LOSS of 100000 was caused by the
burning Of the St. Louis car wheel works.
IT is freely asserted in Grand Army cir
cles in st. Louis that the question of who
will be the next commander in chief of the
order, is an all absorbing one. 1t is said
that there are now practically but two can
didates in the field for the Office, GIN.
Slocum, representing the east, and Gen.
Grier, OF st. Louis, representing the west.
In the Rowan circuit court at Moorhead,
KY, Higman and Perry. charged with the
murder of Craig Toliver. was cleared after
two hours deliberation by the jury. Every
thing at Moorhead is quiet, and no danger
is apprehended from an outbreak.
The authorities of Augusta, Ga,
have prohibited as sacrilgious the repre-
sentutions of Christ and the Virgin in the
Passion play by the colored people.
THE entire control of the liquor traffic at
the Shenandoah county agricultural fair at
Woodstock, Va, to be held this month,
have been sold to Senator Riddlebarger for
500 cash. He has obligated himself to
the society to sell no intoxicating liquors
and close the house heretofore used as
bar room.
The Arkansas cotton crop has been ser
iously damaged by drought and worms.
An outside estimate of The yield is 600, 900
bales.
SOME uneasness is felt for the safely OF
the steamer Knickerbocker, Capt. Kemble,
of the Cromwell line, which is now forty
eight hours overdue from New York to
New Orleans. She had full misceIla-
neous cargo and sixteen cabin and seven
teen steeraRe passengers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
RAILWAY ITEMS.

AN attempt was made TO wreck the
evening passenger train on the Illinois Gen.
trnl railroad near Chatswor h, ILL.,, by
some miscrsants placing tie across the
track about half mile south OF the sta
tion, in a cut and ON q curve. TIE OBJ
struction was noticed by the engineer ~
the engine was about to strike it. The
grade at this point being uphill and the
curve enabled him to stop the train in .
short distance. thereby preventing seri-
ous accident.
A MOST infamous attempt TO wreck =
train for the purpose Of robbery 10 reported
from Lebanon, Ohio. A train Of eleven
cars, with 500 passengers, was returning
from Cincinnati, and about . mile from
Lebanon ran into an obstruction ON the
track, eonsisting of railroal track, ties and
fence rails. The passengers were shaken
up, but none hurt
TH1 Milwaukee has located IT. shops
in Sioux City.
Al meeting Of the Iowa, Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Dakota lines n Chicago
~ easslieA q seft soAl satss hon MI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
FROM THE EAST.

1T is stated that the viceroy Of China has
signed DEGREES granting to Wharton Baker,
of Philadelphia. and Eugene DeMitkiewicz,
OF New York City. the sole and exclusive
right to construct and operate telephone
lines at the treaty ports Of China for a
period Of fifty years. The department ia
informed of the departure of De Nit
kiewlcz wi h Chinese embassy for WASH
ington, where they are soon expected.
Their mission is regarded of the greatest
importance. De Mtkiewicz will bring
with him, according to official reports, the
form OF the charter for the Chinese bank,
which has received the sanction of the
viceroy and will be submitted to the Phila-
de'phia syndicate for approval. The envoy
has full power to ratify any agreement or
charter negotiated.
The state department has directed the
American consul at Manila to ascertain the
truth about the alleged arrest and ill treat
ment of an American missionary named
Doane by the Spanish governor Of the Car
oline islands. The consul is ordered to
take steps to protect the missionary from
any unjust treatment.
.--AFTER service Of ten years, Pos Office
Inspectator James T. Metcalf has re-
signed. to take effect September Is.
WILKINS, the boat builder OF Kittan.
ming, Pa. has $4,000 with him in Cam
ada, and offers to return il his creditors,
to whom he owes 100000, will COM
promise.
The assets of c. A. Campbell, coal
dealer, who failed at Boston, are estimated
at $250. 200; liabilities, direct and indirect.
$3.50, 200.
MRS. JENNIE TwITCHELL, founder and
manager Of the Cincinnati Newsboys'
home, is dead.
The official announcement has besn
made by the president of the United States
Express company that the plant, franchise
and business Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Express company has been sold to the
United States Express company for .
period Of thirty years. The agreement has
been consummated, and possession taken.
1t is stated on Wall street that the price
paid was $2,50O, 900, Of which d, ,OO0, 200
was in cash and the remainder in United
States Express bonds.
A FLOW Of natural gas, estimated at TO-.
100000 cubic feet daily, has been struck
on the Ind lana shore Of the Ohio river,
twenty-five miles below Louisville. The
we'll is owned by the Union Gss company
Of Louisville, and the intention il to pipe
the gas to the city.
MRS. BELLE FKELY, an insane inmate
OF the county Jail at Clarion, Pa, was
cremated in her cell, the result Of FIRE
which she kindled with paper torn from
the wall.
A. GoILY threw himself In front Of .
moving train on The Brooklyn Elsvalsd
sailSoaA' and NJ Ntssally ground - yissaa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
FOREIGN EVENTS.

GLADSTONE has written a reply to the
Dixie of Argyle's recent attack, in which
hesays: "The Duke of Argyle is an old
frind whose attacks 1 prefer bearing
silntly. do not excuse tyranny, but I
with to have the nat onal league dealt with
legally, and not by an arbitrary decision of
thu viceroy or secretary of Ireland"
NHERE have been 10000 pounds of
god Withdrawn from the bank of England
fox shipment to America.
NJ = advices say that skirmishes have
ocwrepd between the Russians and the
pedle of Herat at Killai, Kalambatoi near
Zudfkar.
THE cable reports that Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain, ex-radical leader and now a
rather discontented unionst, will be a
manber of commission soon to visit
America for the purpose of securing set
tlament Of the fisheries trouble. Mr..
Fnncis Sharp Powell, member of parlia-
mint, and the earl of Dunraven are also
named as probable members of the COM
mission, which will include q representa-
tive of the Canadian government.
The Bonapartes, Jerome Napoleon and
bis son Victor, decline the invitation of
e,- Empress Eugene to be present at the
removal of the remains of her husband
and son in England. They don't 'spsak
as they pass by"
The Russian mission which recently
went to Kashgar has been compelled TO re-
turn to Khok, and the members of the
mission SO outraged public opinion in
Kashgar by insulting Mohammedan women
that riot against the Russians was pro-
voked in which several Russians were
killed.
In consequence of the i'll treatment of
Jews at Nargorod, Gen. Baronoff has sent
circulars to the authorities ordering them
to adopt stringent measures against the
violators of the law, and to guarantee
safety to all subjects of the car, without
distinction.
CAPT. HYDE, of the Richmond Hill has
arrived at Halifax, N. S., and reports fall
ing in with the German bark, High Flyer,
of Elizabeth. After passing her the bark
ran up signals of distress, and bearing
down on her Capt. Hyde was informed
that the vessel was in helpless state, and
the captain said that the crew refused to
work. She has over 5000 barrels OF oil
aboard, and is a valuable prize.
The Bank OF England has advanced its
discount rate from to 4 per cent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-07
OLITICAL WORLD.

S1M1TARr BAYARD expressed his be-
lief &at the appointment Of the fisheries
commt1sions By the British government will
lead - Speedy, just, and honorable
adjuament Of the long pending difficulties"
connected with the subject Of American
fishing rights near the shores of British
America
CONGRESSMAN R. @. MILLS says that he
is preparing tariff bill to be submitted to
the next house, which will propose O large
rednction ON steel, cotton and wool.
an tlss dsmocratic state convention at
Allentown, Pa, J. Ross Thompson was
nominated for Judge of the supreme court,
and Berntrd j. McGrann for treasurer.
The platform was reported by Congress-
man Scott Randall's opponent, but there
was nothing in it that the Randall faction
found obnoxious.
At parliamentary election for the north
division q Huntingdon, England, Mr..
Fellows, conservative, was reelected, but
only by 20 majority. At the previous
election he had no opposition, and the
Gladstoneits consider their defeat by SO
small magin equivalent to victory.
SENATOR CAMERON, of Pennsylvania,
in an interiew at Washington, expressed
the positive opinion that President Cleve-
land will b renominated. He thinks that
Blaine WILDE the republican candidate for
president. The contest, in his opinion,
has narrowd down to the matter of carry
ing New Y'rk, where the attitude of labor
parties mi9t make the outcome very doubt
full.
Two secretaries of General Ferron, the
French minister of war, have been arrested
on a charge of high treason. They are al
legged 10 hive revealed to Figaro the details
of General Ferron's mobilization plans, the
premature publication of which compelled
their abandonment by the government.
AN e;tra session of the Montana legis-
lature sbeing held at Helena. Gov. Les
lies message stated that he had called the
body together to remedy the serious de-
fects in several bills passed last winter,
notablythe license law, bounty law and
Others. The bounty law, upon which a
bounty Vt ID cents was given for the skin
of p'aire dogs and ground squirrels, has
already cost the territory over $41, 900, and
already depleted the territorial treasury.
OREGON will vote on a prohibition
amendment to the state constitution on
November 8.